Adventures in Movies‪!‬ Nathaniel Muir/Danny Martinez/Blake Heath

Home is Where the DIE! Is takes us to Las Cruces, New Mexico where we revisit an installment of a little known horror franchise. And wouldn't you know it? Is is about killer snakes. Kinda. We also look at a survival horror flick from 2018 that does so much right before doing just about everything wrong.

How do we come back after one week off? We start with a Roger Corman movie. There are literally hundreds to choose from. We stumbled across one of his most infamous, complete with future Hollywood legends, a horror icon in his waning days, and six directors. We also start Home is Where the DIE! Is month with a wacky made for television movie from the 1970s.

It has been a wild ride that didn’t even reach the tip of the iceberg, but Bruceploitation Month is over. We end with the most famous of all the Bruce Lee imitators, an actor that went on to worldwide success and left a lasting imprint on Hong Kong action cinema. Plus, a film that left us angry and insulted.

When we started our journey into Bruceploitation, we did not know what to expect. We knew it was going to be wacky, bad, and a little tasteless, but we were unaware of what levels this genre could reach. This week’s entry may be the wackiest, baddest, and most tasteless yet. We also review a haunted house indie film that does so much right but runs out of steam right before the finish line.

Blake is out this week but the show continues with a returning host. Bruceploitation Month continues with what can only be described as a dream match. The film delivers on its outrageous title, but is that a good thing? We also discuss an often overlooked Southern gothic author.

Last week's Bruceploitation Month pick was dead on arrival. This week we try a movie starring Bruce Li as Bruce in a flick directed by Bruce Li. There was nothing supernatural this time around and it even had the real Bruce Lee - well someone playing him, at least. We also talk a strange movie that had us all types of confused.